Sold: TP Link AX6000 Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 Router

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#278486 19-Oct-2020 11:40

This is a beast!

Has a number of features. Have a look at the specs here https://www.tp-link.com/en/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-ax6000/

These retail for $600, would look to sell for $450 including shipping

Still under warranty

PM if interested

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#2587691 19-Oct-2020 12:05

Selling because...?

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#2587697 19-Oct-2020 12:13

Brand new or second hand? Location? Reason for selling? Receipt provided or not? Photos of the actual one(s) you are selling?

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#2587706 19-Oct-2020 12:27

gehenna:
Selling because...?

I have a google nest router now. It’s something my wife can operate

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#2587707 19-Oct-2020 12:30

lNomNoml:
Brand new or second hand? Location? Reason for selling? Receipt provided or not? Photos of the actual one(s) you are selling?

Sorry. Second hand, a few months old, located in Hawkes Bay and yes you do get the receipt.

I will need to take a photo as it’s up in my comms cabinet, however there are no marks or scratches as this it out of reach and sunlight etc . So the new owner would think it’s brand new!

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#2587723 19-Oct-2020 13:10

does this router give faster wifi performance (eg bigger stream bandwidth - using words I don't recall or necessarily understand) if none of my devices are wifi 6?

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#2587728 19-Oct-2020 13:26

Batman:
does this router give faster wifi performance (eg bigger stream bandwidth - using words I don't recall or necessarily understand) if none of my devices are wifi 6?

I have a few wifi 6 devices and its works just as good if you had wifi 5 devices.

It’s does achieve gigabit speeds no issues with 650-750 / 400 on wifi with no issues. (Both wifi 6 and 5)

I think the main benefit of wifi 6 is how it’s sends /receives traffic

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#2587753 19-Oct-2020 13:59

Batman:

does this router give faster wifi performance (eg bigger stream bandwidth - using words I don't recall or necessarily understand) if none of my devices are wifi 6?

No. Refer to this: https://www.duckware.com/tech/wifi-in-the-us.html

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#2587996 19-Oct-2020 20:16

michaelmurfy:
Batman:

does this router give faster wifi performance (eg bigger stream bandwidth - using words I don't recall or necessarily understand) if none of my devices are wifi 6?

No. Refer to this: https://www.duckware.com/tech/wifi-in-the-us.html

That sounds right, I didn’t notice significant changes in speed, if anything it’s been rock solid and I never needed to reboot it, whereas other routers can drop out from time to time.

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#2590076 21-Oct-2020 22:32

Bump.. Anyone after a deal? - PM me

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#2591227 24-Oct-2020 11:15

hmm maybe $280?

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#2591258 24-Oct-2020 13:01

Salami:
hmm maybe $280?

Would do $350

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#2591267 24-Oct-2020 13:51

300?

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#2591323 24-Oct-2020 14:31

Salami:

300?

Sorry: It has sold to someone else.

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